Ben-Hur (6/10) Movie CLIP - The Valley of the Lepers (1959) HD
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Judah Ben-Hur (Charlton Heston) goes to the Valley of Lepers to find his mother and sister, but he's not allowed to see them.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
This 1959 version of Lew Wallace's best-selling novel, which had already seen screen versions in 1907 and 1926, went on to win 11 Academy Awards. Adapted by Karl Tunberg and a raft of uncredited writers including Gore Vidal and Maxwell Anderson, the film once more recounts the tale of Jewish prince Judah Ben-Hur (Charlton Heston), who lives in Judea with his family during the time that Jesus Christ was becoming known for his "radical" teachings. Ben-Hur's childhood friend Messala (Stephen Boyd) is now an ambitious Roman tribune; when Ben-Hur refuses to help Messala round up local dissidents on behalf of the emperor, Messala pounces on the first opportunity to exact revenge on his onetime friend. Tried on a trumped-up charge of attempting to kill the provincial governor (whose head was accidentally hit by a falling tile), Ben-Hur is condemned to the Roman galleys, while his mother (Martha Scott) and sister (Cathy O'Donnell) are imprisoned. But during a sea battle, Ben-Hur saves the life of commander Quintus Arrius (Jack Hawkins), who, in gratitude, adopts Ben-Hur as his son and gives him full control over his stable of racing horses. Ben-Hur never gives up trying to find his family or exact revenge on Messala. At crucial junctures in his life, he also crosses the path of Jesus, and each time he benefits from it. The highlight of the film's 212 minutes is its now-legendary chariot race, staged largely by stunt expert Yakima Canutt. Ben-Hur's Oscar haul included Best Picture, Best Director for the legendary William Wyler, Best Actor for Heston, and Best Supporting Actor for Welsh actor Hugh Griffith as an Arab sheik.
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TM & © Warner Bros. (1959)
Cast: Charlton Heston, Haya Harareet, Martha Scott, Cathy O'Donnell
Director: William Wyler
Producers: Sam Zimbalist, Sol C. Siegel, Joseph Vogel, William Wyler
Screenwriters: Lew Wallace, Karl Tunberg, Gore Vidal, Maxwell Anderson, Christopher Fry, S.N. Behrman
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The moment he heard his mom’s voice, his lips trembled, quiet cry, and immediately buried his face is the most superb acting I’ve seen👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
One of the most heartbreaking scenes in the history of cinema.
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why this scene always brings me to tears? I think mothers are the greatest creation of the universe.
Yes you are 100% correct...nothing is equivalent to mother's love and affection.
Fathers are good too
Stupidest comment i heard in a while
Definition of a woman…we bear life!
I see many comments about the superb acting of this scene, but honestly, what part of this movie isn't a showcase of incredible acting and craftsmanship! This is one of many such scenes!
פרנצסקה את זוכרת את חנות הספרים הקטנה שהייתי באה להחליף ספרונים עומדת מחפשת מה יעניין אותי?את פתוחה מחר?חשבתי לקפוץ כולה עבר44שנה כלום זמן👩🕗
I always cry with this scene, when I hear the voice of his mother.......
The scene where his mother asks if he is well and he is behind the rock it is pure art! More than a movie! It could be a glorious painting! I have not seen such a touching scene never again. Just epic and wonderful!
I was a child when I saw this in the theatre-I remember crying.
It *is* more than a movie. It is an *icon*. Remember, this movie is not just "Ben Hur", it is "Ben Hur: A Tale of the Christ". Judah descended into the valley, risking death, because those he loved were dying of leprosy; God the Son descended into history, accepting death, because those He loved were dying of sin. Judah's loved ones being miraculously healed at the precise instant Christ died on the Cross is not just to provide a happy ending; it is a large part of the point of the film.
You and your family have been wrongly imprisoned, and the first time that you hear your mother’s voice in 5 years.....is.......to hear her ask how you’re doing. If that doesn’t tug at your heartstrings what will? Ben-Hur is my favorite movie. This scene, the scene where Messala dies, the chariot race, the scene where Messala condemns Judah, the scene at the foot of Jesus’s cross....some of the finest acting I’ve ever seen.
It has also always made me cry...
@Sally Sheldon I know what you feel... I cried too... I miss her so much...
U are not human if u dont cry at least once during this masterpiece !
Jim J it’s a wonderful therapeutic movie to be crying from beginning to the end 😀👍!!!
Charlton Heston: one of the finest actors that America has ever produced.
Very Underrated, even though he starred in many of the biggest blockbusters in history. His politics didn't align with most of the Hollywood elitists and critics, so he never got his deserved acclaim as an actor, or for being a great human being for that matter.
Charlton Heston fue incomparable para ese tipo de peliculas. Gran actor.
A very dramatic one at that, but a fine actor!
In this particular scene charlton as juda seemed not to be in a movie rather in his real life as mother and son attachment. It seems to pathetic and real. Not an acting.
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I cannot help but watch Ben Hur whenever it is shown on TV, usually around Easter. I can't count the times I've seen it. I know every line by heart, yet the story always moves me. And the musical score is like delectable icing on a deliciously beautiful cake. Truly a masterpiece.
The most loving mothers always think of there children first no.matter what
you wish ALL Mothers were so.... it used to be
Sadly, tragically some women even after making children still will never know HOW IS TO LOVE like these can. Their hearts are disconnected, never opened
0:01 "WHY DID TO YOU TELL ME THEY WERE DEAD?!?" - I love the rage Heston expresses here.
And notice he doesn’t slap her. Many old Hollywood films have fun with depicting men slapping women, but here Heston’s character maintains his chivalry, and when she gives her reasons for lying, he actually listens. Good on him.
I just lost it the first time I’ve seen this scene and I bawl every time I see this to this day. Imagine your mom & sister asking about you but you’re not allowed to see them let alone touched them all because they have a contagious disease…truly heart breaking.😭😭😭😭😭😭
This movie draws, and holds you in...feels as though you're actually there, is intense, powerful; compelling. Whoever wrote the screenplay-I hope they got the very well-deserved Oscar.
1:40 the acting of Charlton Heston makes me cry, just imagine you were Ben-Hur and find you mother in that situation.
I am unable to fathom such horrendous pain.
The tears of sadness in this scene are replaced by tears of joy in the end as Judah's mother and sister are healed at the foot of the Cross.
But what if there not healthy. What if Judah have actual pandemics on Judea hands of food starvation to death, spreading disease at homeless of Prince Judah’s property values?
One of the greatest masterpieces ever filmed. And a genius composed this extraordinary music.
"Is Judah well? Is he happy?" 😭
I cried like a baby during this scene
this always breaks me.
@@JBMT1991 Exactly, me too.
People often don't realize how much this scene has inspired so many 80s-90s Bollywood movies .
So sad. So emotional. Cry all the time i see this part.
Great actors that will be missed But not forgotten. . God bless them. ONE OF THE GREATEST MOVIE EVER SEEN.
No American film made can match the wonderful BenHur the greatest story told out of reality marvelous film ever made yah what terrific acting of Heston
You do realise MGM is an American company?
The most powerful force in the universe...a mother's love
A child's love, as well.
And Jesus being the fuel Force under keeping them alive, unbeknown to them.
Only later they understand that even if you die, they will remain alive. Death is not to fear or any of the troubles of lives while on this clay ball in the Universe
God's love is greater than all.
I love the character of Esther in thos movie. She's so much more than "generic love interest." Shes strong and loving and repeatedly tells Ben Hur to let go of his hate and embrace Jesus. Time and agajn she's the voice of reason when he needs it.
You are so right....she's a wonderful character brilliantly acted by Haya Hararaat.
@@manjulajayakody4741 yep they got a proper Jewish actress for it. very authentic performance.
the scenes between ester and Judah are very powerful throughout this beautiful movie
Haha Harareet-s Esther was one of the strongest female character's on screen.
I loved her.
Yes, she was an amazing actress. She owned this role.
even stronger than the romantic scenes, this two roles they delivered interacted at high voltage in every scene between them beyond all the things the both were going through life after they got separated. The scene of their reencounter was played without any typical or convoluted high volume sentimentality but so subtly restraint, you could almost hear the explosive decibels and feel the voltage going in, like standing at the fence of a Power station you dont have to trespass or see fireworks sparkling, cracking live cables touching each other to know. It wasn't needed even kisses of 30 minutes or 3 seconds to topple
And she was less veteran than Heston at the Time
Ben Hur well earned all its 11 oscars! 🏆
This is an acting showcase! Charlton Heston is brilliant in this scene.
……he was brilliant in any film, but the ‘epics’ were his, & his alone. Wonderful man, who died three weeks’ after his 64th Wedding Anniversary. His wife, Lydia, his children Fraser, & Holly Ann were/are a lovely family………
Haya Harareet was absolutely terrific in this film, one of the strongest heroines on film.
Isabel Beckerman And her portrayal of Esther is so genuine and so pure that it never occurs to me that she is doing her work. I come away believing that in her real life she is actually just like Esther. Can't say for certain but that's how she makes me feel. I hope it's true.
janesgems7 and a great actress
Sexist love interest character portrayal in film history, absolutely stunning.
Sexiest* sorry.
Incredibly beautiful and strong at the same time.
Great scene! So touching.Heston has been so well... He did deserve the Oscar.
Aldo Carvalho he really did i agreed with you.
+Aldo Carvalho , "GOD HELP Me ".
I adore when he placed his head upon her lap and said '' and I felt the sword fall from my hand ''. I would yield to this actress , this Princess .
I will listen to this Woman of Majestry .
I understand dislikes in some many vids but this! Are you insane? This movie is a jewel!!
As you likely know, it was the best film of 1959. Yet in the late '70s, a then 33 year old film Critic wrote a hardcover book "The Great Movies". However he omitted "Ben Hur" in his list of great films, claiming he chose not to include religious oriented films as he felt they didn't encourage people to look for objective, non- biased messages but instead offered rigid messages, not allowing for independent thought. But then, he did include a film by Spanish filmmaker, Luis Bunuel, which very obviously mocked Christianity, in his book about great films. Perhaps very telling, he also included the Marx Brothers' film, "Duck Soup" in his list.
@@davidblaskie8987Was this film critic jewish?
During the making of this film William Wyler told Charlton Heston that he needed him "to be better." Heston asked the director to be specific. Wyler said that he didn't know exactly, and that if he did, he could tell Heston what to do and he would do it. Wyler wouldn't elaborate; he just needed the actor to be better. I think what he actually wanted was for him to take less for granted and to pay attention to all the nuances. That advice clearly paid off.
This is what it feels like to deliver food during the pandemic. You treat everyone like a leper by putting their food down and stepping back 10 feet lolol
Nowadays you cannot find such classic anymore
absolutely correct.
Gotta love movies where music is as important as acting... like an invisible actor working its magic.
One of the greatest movies ever
Heartbreaking, Esther telling Judah to forget about them, (sister and mother) and live his own life, because at this point going back to his previous life of cause means nothing without the two most important people in his life his Mother and Sister, he right it would be pointless! 😢
I feel so sorry for Judah Ben-Hur.
He had everything a man could've wanted; love, respect, a wonderful home, a great family and enough money to provide for those he loved.
Messala knew that the 'attack' on Valerius Gratus was an accident, yet he sent Judah to the galleys and had his family imprisoned all so he could make an example of them and become feared.
All because of Messala's selfishness, Judah lost everything; his home, his family, even his freedom. Now when he's finally found his mother and sister, he can't even look or talk to them because under Mosaic law, he would have to reject them. He's gone through so much pain and suffering, hoping to see his mother and sister again; now all he could do was watch them slowly die. I honestly don't know what I'd do if I was in Judah's position.
Kelton Hill I don’t know either I’d want to kill myself but when I Jesus I have some hope
We are living this out everyday by the actions of monster guardians Courts in Probate.
And yet God was with him the whole time. Judah could not clearly see it, and maybe audiences today no longer recognize it, but it was blatantly obvious to the audiences 60 years ago.
He never lost, because Jesus would not allow it. All the things were made his and held Judah's and his mother and sister lives in his hands and evil or even Death would not prevail, never had a chance. Boyd acting was superb role too, as those kind of friends who once loved as children can but become calculating cold blooded haters that treason anyone like Judas or the fallen Angel did once. Everyone must to keep in mind that the role of Judah is almost an alter-ego of the other Prince of Judah, because the author could not write directly in that Age a credible, or acceptable tale of Jesus as he tinkered, but only through a character suffering losing all in parallel crossings. Even if Jesus held Victory in the hand always, and he knew it (as Judah never lost his sense to prevail regardless impossible odds after the Water scene encounter) Jesus still had to pass like Judah through the heartwrenching pains of betray and losses, almost absolute ruin including Health loss that often are harder than even an immediate loss of Life surrendering to Death. Judah was close to surrender once too, like Jesus begging to pass the bitter cup ahead of him knowing it too well. Even betray and rejection he would forgive, like Peter did repenting heavy in heart for it because his heart was still Christ's regardless human failings. Even Judas would have been forgiven, like Messala but hatred consumed them before a return to friendship and the true Love that lays in it. The real Tragedy
Thank you for mentioning Mosaic law, I never knew that, now I see why the Scribes and Pharisees condemned Jesus for spending time with lepers.
My Old Man (r.i.p.) always cried with this scene...
+Leopoldo Astudillo May he rest in peace.
Robert Henderson Thank you Brother
Your welcome . Certain words and the music bring out the best.
+Leopoldo Astudillo
I am from a Taiwanese Christian family, I was born in 1986, my father introduced the movie to me when I was a kid, he passed away in 2012 due to heart disease. Now I keep DVD collection of the movie, this scene makes me missing my Dad, too. May God be with you, dear friend.
Egan Hsieh May God be with you too Bro 👍
Is juda well ? is he happy ?? It's pirece my heart. Only a mother can ask even in that condition. & when sister turn back. It's really soo painful
It's pirece my heart too.
Mother is mother.
I have no words to describe such a scene. So moving.
No doubt 'The Best movie' in cinematic history. Effort is laudable; scenes have been digitized to HD which has made scenes so absorbib to watch. I am 60 yrs old Pakistani. Movie came v late in Pakistan in late 70's and watching on ultra big screen has etched every big scene on mind. God bless those all who were invovled in this movie. New version not even near. There should be a law not to make new versions and to spoil old image.
Didn't see it...but how many bets they toned down the spirituality of it.
" You Must Not Betray This Faith ". What a woman .
Beyond astonishing. Beauty and stregth beyond compare!
This movie will be released in 4K Blu-ray in July/August 2019 for 60th anniversary. A must own for me!
this movie is better than the new version of ben hur
No shit....
Ya think?
This movie is better than any version of any movie. Greatest storytelling in film history, bar none.
Of course, there's more quality here in acting
The new version is an absolute insult.
This scene make me cry every time i see 😣😣 beautiful!!!
One of my father's favorite movies.
Man this scene is so heartbreaking and powerful!! Superb acting from all!!👍😖😢
how touching..How many people dealt with that horrible disease.
Gina Consolini Worst part is it was incurable at that time
Haya Harareet is so genuine. She maybe a descendant of the real Esther.
Maybe! She’s close to the region of where Esther was from, and is of a similar race. She may very well be a descendent of the fabled beautiful queen.
@@abrahemsamander3967 the Jews from Israel and Judah were always pictured with dark skin, similar to Egyptians in ancient artwork.
she is a descendant of that race technically, so Yes. authentic performance.
The agony in Judah's face when Miriam/Tirzah hobble out of the cave coupled with the score...and the only thing Miriam cares about is if Judah is happy
Charlton Heston is my favorite actor my favourite movie Ben-Hur i always cry when i watch this movie beautifully made and my other favorite actor Stephen Boyd such a honey darling R.I.P Stephen X
Brilliant film and even more brilliant music by that movie film music master Miklos R.
One of the best movie and such a great actor
I always thought this as an even more powerful scene of true suffering, even than the galley slave scene.
That’s the truth. Being a galley slave would be horrible. But watching your loved ones suffer is always worse then you personally suffering.
The saddes moment of them all bring tears to ones eyes
Only Jesus can heal them. Amen.
Leprosy is completely curable through a course of multi-drug therapy (MDT) for six months or a year. But love and hate in humankind hasn't changed, one can't exist without the other.
You know, people's reaction wasn't any better when princess Diana visited lepers. I was like 9 at the time and I still remember the shock and horror in the media that the duchess would do such a thing.
Timeless epic. New versions nowhere near. It will stay in memories forever. Its good they preserved it in HD. New generations should see this movie on big screen.
The best movie ever.
I cant but cry when I watch this movie, so powerful
"This scene made the whole movie."
Is Juda well ... is he happy?
Haydar Efe..this scene makes me so sad
😥😥😥😥
This scene broke my heart. The first time he’s heard his mother’s voice in 5 years, she’s still suffering for something she didn’t do, and her first words are out of concern for him.
After 3 years, I came here to watch it again. Still it brings tears to my eyes.
it is heartbreaking ... what a beautiful scene..
Mothers always see for her children first, her love for them is priceless
She was a strong and fearless girl.
So many things I love about this scene:
The incredible shot of Judah hiding behind the rock in the foreground, and the women emerging from the cave in the distance.
Miriam proves herself as a true mother in every sense of the word. She doesn’t care for her own suffering. She just wants to know if her son is okay.
Esther never lies to Miriam. She is asked two things “Is he well? Is he happy?” but only answers one, the one that has an answer which will soothe this sick woman. Esther truthfully says that Judah is well (in terms of health), but does not falsely claim that he’s happy because he’s not.
Charlton Heston’s phenomenal acting as he breaks down hearing his mother ask about him.
Even when Judah is (rightfully) furious with Esther, he does not hit her. So many old films from this era feature men slapping women, but here, Judah proves his chivalry by actually listening to her explanation of why she lied, instead of resorting to violence toward her. (Men everywhere, take note.)
What a scene, indeed.
juda ester myryam and tirza bravo the wonderful acting so real and original feelings...im simply overwhelmed....!!!
"...forget? It's as though they were alive in a grave..."
EL AMOR DE LA MAMÁ, UN AMOR QUE NUNCA OLVIDA...
this is an amazing cast everyone giving as much life as the main character love this film and always loved ester that gasp before he turned away
This scene is more dramatic than the chariot race scene. "Think, Juda, think! It would tear them apart if they see you!"
I heard Johnny Carson say Charlton was a very nice man! What a complement and easily right at the top actors of all time!
……having had the great honour, & privilege of meeting Mr Heston, his beautiful wife Lydia, & their children, Fraser, & Holly-Ann, many times’, I concur with your comment.
Lovely people, very down-to earth, well read, & great conversationalists’, on any subject. They’re both gone now……RIP………
The best scene & the movie of the world.
Cuando se abraza a la roca;
siente el dolor maximo...
The line "they're gone" is just sad.
So many moments this motion picture is wonderful for . ?
Saw this as a child when it first released,then re-released on 60 yr anniversary. Has never lost its beauty,power,or emotional impact. I know so many scenes by heart & still always wait for the one where Judah is told his family is still alive. Incomparable movie.
Charlton Heston-i love his towering personality
……it was wonderful to see him at live events’. He really towered over many folk, & his shoulders’ were very wide. Very handsome man, married to his beautiful wife, Lydia for 64 years’, until his death in April 2008………
" You must not betray this Faith " .
Charlton Heston is in a league of his own in emoting
" Think Juda think ".
This was the movie I learned about chariot races, and leprosy. Beautiful movie!
one of the best and emotional scenes EVER in the history.
I like how Malluch can just pin Judah against the rock with one arm. What a beast.
Yeah, Judah’s no pansy after the galleys and everything, but Malluch is in a whole other level.
And Malluch did it in a loving way, if that makes sense. He prevented Judah from breaking his mother’s and sister’s hearts.
Esa actriz es tan hermosa,femenina y talentosa
my favorite scene from the movie.
Charlton Heston was a splitting image of my father
woah! that's huge
Great movie of all the time
The most heartbreaking scene😰
Brilliant Cinematography
When I was a kid I did not think much about this scene. Now at age 55 and having gone through life and a family, this scene breaks me.
RIP Haya Harareet.
Romania.🇷🇴🙋♀️exceptional !!!am urmarit filmul cu mare interes ...o ecranizare reusita cu actori deosebiti !!🥇👍👍👍👍🏆🤝👏✌
One of the best films ever. I love it.
BEN-HUR...MELHOR FILME DE TODOS OS TEMPOS...ASSISTINDO EM 2018
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that is a great bubble movie Ben-Hur Charlton Heston Amen 🙏🙏🙏🙏🖒❤
I've been around for awhile...
...I'm pretty sure this is the greatest film made in my lifetime.
Charlton Heston a great gentlemen actor.
……’celebrated’……useless autocorrect.……
Lastima que no esta traduccido al español .Es una magnifica pelicula .Yo la vi 12 veces y espero verla muchas mas
One of the interesting things about references to leprosy in the past is that no one knows what disease this might have been. It is unlikely that it was Hansen's Disease, the modern term for leprosy. Whatever it was, it was disfiguring, and apparently, contagious, although exactly how contagious, we also do not know.
No Mirrim .Juda is not well and happy.He is in gut-renching agony.I know I was
that
They should stop lying to him just to save-face
@@pendragonU The first time I saw this was on Easter. All four hours. My friends and I were just worn out and exhausted from watching it
@@3piper It's no wonder they call it an Epic film
To be consumed after meals, on safe doses
Beautiful movie
S06032021. Descanse en Paz Gran Actriz Haya Harareet.
S06032021. Vivira inmortal en sus peliculas.